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Continue reading →: Marsupilami 2: Salsa Palombia – ReviewI’ve been playing a lot of platformers lately. It’s a genre I have a very mixed love/hate relationship with, but if you give me something with a fun character (and difficulty setting options), I am more than happy to lose a few hours in it to see what it’s about.…
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Continue reading →: Hellbound Inc. – ReviewPrecision platformers are generally not my friend. While not specifically designed to be a ‘rage game ’, they often make me rage. Whether it’s my lack of attention, my aging reflexes, or simply a ‘skill issue’, I will blame all the above for the words that escaped my mouth while…
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Continue reading →: Teeto – ReviewSometimes you come across a game that is somehow both nostalgic and new, and it’s a must-play. Hopefully that game is everything you think it will be, and you’ll be happy and want to tell the world about it. I’m here to tell you that Teeto, from Eat Pant Games…
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Continue reading →: The Sorting Bureau – ReviewI’ll be honest, I am not the most organized person in my real life. There is always a little clutter around, and I’m okay with having a ” lived-in” space. I do love a game where I clean or organize, though, which I am sure seems silly to a lot…
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Continue reading →: Towerfolk – ReviewMy love for city builders is becoming more evident as I have covered a lot of them recently and played even more that I haven’t covered. The latest to come across my path is Towerfolk, developed and published by 99 Interactive. It is a calm, medieval city builder and resource…
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Continue reading →: Sizeable – ReviewI seem to be covering a lot of diorama games in 2026, and I am not even slightly upset about it. Especially when it gives me a cute aesthetic and a nice puzzle component like Sizeable. Developed by Business Goose Studios and published by Alchemy Games, it recently launched on…
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Continue reading →: The Mermaid Mask – ReviewI was not familiar with the Detective Grimoire games until The Mermaid Mask and after playing this game I know I will be looking into every other game I can get my hands on. Developed and published by SFB Games, The Mermaid Mask is a point and click murder mystery…
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Continue reading →: I Want to Play the Villain (demo) – ReviewI love live theatre productions. Although I’ve never been one to partake in them, I love the idea of learning more about what goes into planning a show. Now, you’re not getting a theatre lesson in I Want to Play the Villain from Triomatica Games, but you will get an…
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Continue reading →: Tailgate – the doggo adventure (demo) – ReviewTailgate – the doggo adventure. It’s a simple title that might not immediately ignite your imagination, but what if I told you this short demo pulled at my heartstrings in a way I wasn’t expecting. I cover a lot of indies and play a lot more that I don’t ever…
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Continue reading →: Curse of Resthaven (demo) – ReviewA little over 2 years ago, I played (and reviewed) a delightful game called Lil’ Guardsman. I knew nothing about it, or the studio that made it, until that time. Since that day, I have been a fan of Hilltop Studios and have anxiously awaited to see what they would…
